choice in Japanese
choice in Japanese is 選択, 選択肢, 最適 — choice means of especially high quality; specially selected.
choice in Japanese
選択
Pronounced: sentaku
One selection or preference; that which is chosen or decided; the outcome of a decision.
選択肢
Pronounced: sentakushi
Anything that can be chosen.
最適
Pronounced: saiteki
(usually, with the) The best or most preferable part.
What does "choice" mean?
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adj Of especially high quality; specially selected.
"The butcher set aside the choice cuts of beef for regular customers."
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noun The act of picking one option among several, or the option picked.
"Choosing between the two job offers was a difficult choice."
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intj Used informally to say something is excellent or impressive.
""That trick shot was choice!" he laughed."
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choice in a sentence
- The butcher set aside the choice cuts of beef for regular customers.
- Choosing between the two job offers was a difficult choice.
- Pizza or pasta — the choice is yours.
- "That trick shot was choice!" he laughed.
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What is "choice" in Japanese?
"choice" in Japanese is 選択, 選択肢, 最適. choice means: Of especially high quality; specially selected.
How do you pronounce 選択?
"choice" in Japanese is 選択, pronounced "sentaku".
How do you use "choice" in a sentence?
Example: "The butcher set aside the choice cuts of beef for regular customers." In Japanese, "choice" is 選択, 選択肢, 最適.
Are there other ways to say "choice" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "choice": 選択, 選択肢, 最適.
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